CLEAN : The last survivors: growing old with memories of Auschwitz Danny Chanoch

The transcript recounts a harrowing escape from capture during a raid, where the narrator narrowly avoids being caught by a German soldier. With unexpected help from a stranger, the narrator reflects on the indescribable experiences in Auschwitz and the life lessons learned from surviving such trauma. The narrative emphasizes the importance of survival instincts and expresses skepticism about modern civilization's trajectory.

What was the narrator's initial reaction when they saw the German soldier?

• They tried to negotiate with him.

• They ran in a zigzag pattern to escape.

• They hid in a nearby building.

• They surrendered immediately.

What does the narrator find indescribable about Auschwitz?

• The architecture of the camp.

• The daily routines of the prisoners.

• The horrors and inhumanity experienced there.

• The food provided to the inmates.

How did the experience at Auschwitz affect the narrator's life?

• It made them fearful of taking risks.

• It led them to distrust everyone around them.

• It taught them to avoid challenges.

• It guided them to live life with purpose and resilience.

What does the narrator believe is crucial for survival?

• Avoiding any form of conflict.

• Relying solely on technology.

• Making quick and instinctive decisions.

• Having a strong network of friends.

What is the narrator's view on modern civilization?

• It is irrelevant to their personal life.

• It is progressing towards a brighter future.

• It is facing a potential disaster.

• It is becoming more peaceful and harmonious.

Why does the narrator choose certain paths or actions?

• Based on logical reasoning.

• Due to a strong feeling or intuition.

• Because of advice from others.

• To follow popular trends.

What does the narrator imply about the future of the world?

• It will remain unchanged.

• It is being ruined by human actions.

• It will be saved by technological advancements.

• It will improve through education.